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misbehave |
Do not misbehave in class.
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mislay |
I spend a lot of time looking for my glasses as I often mislay them.
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misunderstand |
Confusion can lead to misunderstanding.
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mislead |
The statement was not intended to mislead.
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misspell |
Many words are easy to misspell.
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mishap |
They ended up having to go to hospital after a bad mishap on the stairs.
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misfortune |
Don't laugh at my misfortune.
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unemployed |
Being unemployed means you don't have a job.
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unfortunate |
It was unfortunate that Lucy's two best friends were having their birthday parties on the same day..
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unbelievable |
He was never going to get away with the lies as they were unbelievable.
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unusual |
We have had an unusual amount of rain this month.
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unexpected |
He was quite shocked as the surprise birthday party was totally unexpected.
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unarmed |
The soldier was unarmed after duty.
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unknown |
Anonymous means written by an unknown person.
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uncomfortable |
He was uncomfortable so he sat on a cushion.
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